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The Hedonist’s Housecoat: Free Crochet Housecoat Pattern (Medium, One-Size and Plus Size)

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January 10, 2018 Ashlea 81 Comments

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Every time I create a new pattern I think to myself this has got to be my favorite pattern to date. How is it then, that I am wrong each and every time? Because THIS new crochet housecoat pattern is definitely my favorite. This housecoat is luxurious, it is comfortable, and it makes me extremely happy. Which is why I named it The Hedonist’s Housecoat.

The Hedonist's Housecoat free crochet pattern

The Hedonist’s Housecoat

Hedonism is the belief that pleasure or happiness in all things should be top priority. Therefore, a hedonist is a person in constant pursuit of pleasure; they do things, eat things, wear things, etc that make them feel good. And this housecoat does just that.

Slouchy-Chic Crochet Housecoat

You know when you walk into Kohl’s, and there’s that area with the purses, belts, and scarves? If I were tasked with placing this housecoat in a specific department, that would be the one; right there with all of the other one-size-fits-most shawls and ponchos. You know, where the hedonists shop. 😛

One size fits most crocheted housecoat pattern

It’s roomy, it’s comfy, it’s oh-so soft. We can wrap up in it and cuddle with the spouse and kids on the couch to watch our favorite movies wearing face mask and eating popcorn. SIGN ME UP!

My mom comes several days a week for coffee in the mornings, and to take the kids to school. Every time I design a new piece of clothing I ask for her input. She looks gorgeous as ever!

Free crochet housecoat pattern

Approximate measurements for one-size-fits-most housecoat:

Body circumference: 62″
Height (neck to hem after washing): 36″
Upper arm circumference: 21″
Lower sleeve circumference: 12″

UPDATE! Since originally publishing this pattern, I have added a medium size and a plus size version. The medium version would be great for those wearing US dress sizes 6 – 12, the one-size would be perfect for sizes 14 – 3XL, and the larger version of this housecoat would be perfect for sizes 3XL – 5XL.  The lovely Dawnette did an awesome job testing it and providing feedback! Thank you, Dawnette! Find the different sizes separated out below.

Crochet Housecoat Free Pattern

For this pattern we are using the Herringbone Half Double Crochet, abbreviated as the HHDC. This stitch is much easier than it looks, so give it a shot with this new video tutorial. You’ll love it, and after crocheting this housecoat you’ll have it mastered!

Get the ad-free printable version of this pattern here on Ravelry, Etsy, or in the Heart Hook Home shop.

Pin it for later here.

See the companion VIDEO tutorial for this pattern here.

Get the SMALL size here.

Get the CHILD size here.

Materials:

Medium/size 4/worsted weight yarn
– approx. 1500 yards for medium
– approx. 1700 yards for one-size
– approx. 2000 yards for large size
Crochet hook size J/6mm

Gauge:

12 hhdc and 10 rows  = 4″ square

Need help adjusting your gauge? This article will help!

I have broken this pattern into three: medium, one-size and large size.

Crocheting an infant cardiganGeneral shape before sewing shoulders, for example only.

Adding the sleeves to a crochet house coatSkipping the first st of the sleeve.

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Medium Pattern:

Fhdc – 130 (or ch-131, hdc in 2nd ch from hook and each across) (130)
Rows 2 – 62: Ch-1, turn, hhdc in each st to end. (130)
Do not fasten off.

If desired, mark 23 sts and 35 sts in from each side (these will mark your armholes)

First side:
Row 63: Ch-1, turn, hhdc in first 23 sts only (first st marker). (23)
Rows 64 – 80: Ch-1, turn, hhdc in each st to end. (23)
Fasten off leaving long tail for sewing.

Back:
Attach yarn at 36th st to create back portion:
Row 63: Ch-1, hhdc in same st and next 59 sts (between st markers). (60)
Rows 64 – 80: Ch-1, turn, hhdc in each st to end. (60)
Fasten off leaving long tail for sewing.

Second side:
Attach yarn at 108th st to create second side (last st marker):
Row 63: Ch-1, hhdc in same and each to end. (23)
Rows 64 – 80: Ch-1, turn, hhdc in each st to end. (23)
Fasten off.

You now have three panels and two armholes. Fold the two outside panels in and sew the shoulders using the Mattress Stitch. You should have 14 sts open across the back of the neck.

Front opening edging:
Attach yarn at bottom right (if you were wearing the housecoat) with sl st.
Row 1: Ch-1, hdc (not hhdc) up the front to shoulder, across neck and down the other front.
Rows 2 – 4: Ch-1, turn, hdc in each st to end.
Fasten off and move to sleeves.

Sleeves:
Attach yarn at bottom center of armhole. This is where your underarm seam will be.
Row 1: Ch-1, hhdc in same st and each around. Join with sl st to top of first hhdc. (50)
Rows 2 – 17: Ch-1, turn, sk very first st (where the join was last row as pictured) and hhdc in each st around. Join with sl st to top of first hhdc. (34 sts after row 17)
**because of the sk you’ll have one less st each row**
Rows 18 – 54 (or desired length): Ch-1, turn hhdc in each st around (make sure first st goes into same as join). Join with sl st to top of first hhdc. (34)
Row 55: Ch-1, turn, hdc in each st around. Join using invisible join and weave in ends. (34)

Pockets:
Row 1: Ch-21, hhdc in 2nd ch from hook and in each across. (20)
Rows 2 – 15: Ch-1, turn, hhdc in each st to end. (20)
Row 16: Ch-1, turn, hdc in each st to end. (20)
Fasten off leaving a super long tail for sewing to housecoat front.

Position your pockets evenly on both sides and sew to housecoat using a yarn needle. I placed the bottom of my pockets 16 rows up from the housecoat bottom and 10 stitches in from the edging.

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One-Size Pattern:

Row 1: Fhdc – 160 (or ch-161, hdc in 2nd ch from hook and each across) (160)
Rows 2 – 62: Ch-1, turn, hhdc in each st to end. (160)
Do not fasten off.

If desired, mark 25 sts and 45 sts in from each side (these will mark your armholes)

First side:
Row 63: Ch-1, turn, hhdc in first 25 sts only (first st marker). (25)
Rows 64 – 80: Ch-1, turn, hhdc in each st to end. (25)
Fasten off leaving long tail for sewing.

Back:
Attach yarn at 46th st to create back portion:
Row 63: Ch-1, hhdc in same st and next 69 sts (between st markers). (70)
Rows 64 – 80: Ch-1, turn, hhdc in each st to end. (70)
Fasten off leaving long tail for sewing.

Second side:
Attach yarn at 136th st to create second side (last st marker):
Row 63: Ch-1, hhdc in same and each to end. (25)
Rows 64 – 80: Ch-1, turn, hhdc in each st to end. (25)
Fasten off.

You now have three panels and two armholes. Fold the two outside panels in and sew the shoulders using the Mattress Stitch. You should have 20 sts open across the back of the neck.

Front opening edging:
Attach yarn at bottom right (if you were wearing the housecoat) with sl st.
Row 1: Ch-1, hdc (not hhdc) up the front to shoulder, across neck and down the other front.
Rows 2 – 4: Ch-1, turn, hdc in each st to end.
Fasten off and move to sleeves.

Sleeves:
Attach yarn at bottom center of armhole. This is where you underarm seam will be.
Row 1: Ch-1, hhdc in same st and each around. Join with sl st to top of first hhdc. (58)

Rows 2 – 28: Ch-1, turn, sk very first st (where the join was last row as pictured) and hhdc in each st around. Join to top of first hhdc with sl st. (because of the sk you’ll have one less st each row)
*note! if you want a larger sleeve or do not want it tapered, simply crochet in even rounds without skipping first st each row*
Row 29: Ch-1, turn, hdc in each st around. Join using invisible join and weave in ends. (30)

Pockets:
Make two
Row 1: Ch-21, hhdc in 2nd ch from hook and in each across. (20)
Rows 2 – 15: Ch-1, turn, hhdc in each st to end. (20)
Row 16: Ch-1, turn, hdc in each st to end. (20)
Fasten off leaving a super long tail for sewing to housecoat front.

Position your pockets evenly on both sides and sew to housecoat using a yarn needle. I placed the bottom of my pockets 16 rows up from the housecoat bottom and 10 stitches in from the edging. After washing I wish I would have placed them 4 – 6 rows higher.

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Large Size Pattern:

Row 1: Fhdc – 190 (or ch-191, hdc in 2nd ch from hook and each across) (190)
Rows 2 – 62: Ch-1, turn, hhdc in each st to end. (190)
Do not fasten off.

If desired, mark 35 sts and 55 sts in from each side (these will mark your armholes)

First side:
Row 63: Ch-1, turn, hhdc in first 35 sts only (first st marker). (35)
Rows 64 – 80: Ch-1, turn, hhdc in each st to end. (35)
Fasten off leaving long tail for sewing.

Back:
Attach yarn at 56th to create back portion:
Row 63: Ch-1, hhdc in same st and next 79 sts (between st markers). (80)
Rows 64 – 80: Ch-1, turn, hhdc in each st to end. (80)
Fasten off leaving long tail for sewing.

Second side:
Attach yarn at 156th st to create second side (last st marker):
Row 63: Ch-1, hhdc in same and each to end. (35)
Rows 64 – 80: Ch-1, turn, hhdc in each st to end. (35)
Fasten off.

You now have three panels and two armholes. Fold the two outside panels in and sew the shoulders using the Mattress Stitch. You should have 10 sts open across the back of the neck.

Front opening edging:
Attach yarn at bottom right (if you were wearing the housecoat) with sl st.
Row 1: Ch-1, hdc (not hhdc) up the front to shoulder, across neck and down the other front.
Rows 2 – 4: Ch-1, turn, hdc in each st to end.
Fasten off and move to sleeves.

Sleeves:
Attach yarn at bottom center of armhole. This is where you underarm seam will be.
Row 1: Ch-1, hhdc in same st and each around. Join with sl st to top of first hhdc. (58)

Rows 2 – 28: Ch-1, turn, sk very first st (where the join was last row as pictured) and hhdc in each st around. Join to top of first hhdc with sl st. (because of the sk you’ll have one less st each row)
*note! if you want a larger sleeve or do not want it tapered, simply crochet in even rounds without skipping first st each row*
Row 29: Ch-1, turn, hdc in each st around. Join using invisible join and weave in ends. (30)

Pockets:
Make two
Row 1: Ch-21, hhdc in 2nd ch from hook and in each across. (20)
Rows 2 – 15: Ch-1, turn, hhdc in each st to end. (20)
Row 16: Ch-1, turn, hdc in each st to end. (20)
Fasten off leaving a super long tail for sewing to housecoat front.

Position your pockets evenly on both sides and sew to housecoat using a yarn needle. I placed the bottom of my pockets 16 rows up from the housecoat bottom and 10 stitches in from the edging. After washing I wish I would have placed them 4 – 6 rows higher.

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That. Is. It.

How easy is this?! If you want a longer housecoat simply crochet more rows before starting the armholes. Alternatively, if you want a shorter housecoat simply crochet less rows before starting the armholes.

If you’d like more coverage in the front, add more edging rows. I love how the Half Double Crochet contrasts with the Herringbone Half Double, but I must admit that I had to really pay attention after working with both stitches on this project.

I hope you love this pattern as much as I do, and when you make one, I would LOVE to see your photos! I was telling everyone in my crochet group that this housecoat could easily be made a scrap-coat; a great way to use up scrap yarn!

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Comments

  1. Nikki says

    November 20, 2020 at 11:23 am

    Please help i did the largwr size for 3x to 5x and it came out very small. Please help
    Reply
    • Heart Hook Home says

      November 20, 2020 at 7:47 pm

      Hi Nikki! Did your gauge swatch match mine?
      Reply
  2. Jennifer says

    August 20, 2020 at 8:44 am

    Love the coat but need to make it in plus size. I can't find your pattern for this. Please direct me to it. Thanks.
    Reply
    • Heart Hook Home says

      August 22, 2020 at 8:52 pm

      Hi Jennifer! The plus size is written in this post under the "large size". Hope this helps!
      Reply
  3. Elizabeth says

    March 24, 2020 at 2:59 pm

    Love it!!! Just finished mine! Thank you for the pattern!
    Reply
  4. Heather says

    December 31, 2019 at 9:16 am

    Thank you so much for this pattern. I’m making it now and I can’t wait to wear it! I’m excited about making a lot of things on your site. I’m making the “one size.” So far I’m about 30+ rows into the back of the piece and my gauge is nearly exact. Doing the math on this, my width of the back (w/o the border) should be a little more than 53”. In your pattern you say that the width should finish at about 62”. That’s a difference of about 9” for the border. I’m looking at your photos and the border sure doesn’t look to be 4.5” on either side. Are you sure you calculated the width correctly? Or maybe I’m missing something. Please clarify. Thanks again!!
    Reply
  5. Tamika says

    November 12, 2019 at 5:01 pm

    I finished this last week in the plus size using Mandala. I've already had 3 people ask me to make them one! Thanks to your video, I've made my first garment!
    Reply
  6. Carol Cover says

    October 26, 2019 at 4:08 pm

    You mention that the housecoat is so soft. What yarn did you use to make it. My daughter is always cold (even though she lives in California), so I'd like to make it really cuddly. Any suggestions? C.
    Reply
  7. Tonya says

    August 30, 2019 at 2:00 pm

    Hey Ashlea, I’m making this in the one-size. My swatch turned out perfect so I start crocheting away. I’m making it with Red Heart With Love. Half way through my second skein I measure. I’m 12 inches short in circumference. Do you think it will relax after washing or should I just frog the whole thing and start over with a K hook? I’m making this for my mom who is in an assisted living facility states away from me. She normally wears an XL in store bought sweaters.
    Reply
    • Heart Hook Home says

      September 4, 2019 at 8:46 am

      Hi Tonya! I would hate for you to frog that much! It should relax with washing, but if you want you can always add more rows to the front edging to give it a bit more width. Hope this helps!
      Reply
  8. Stephanie says

    July 20, 2019 at 8:09 am

    Hi, Ashlea. I'm reading the pattern and it says we can mark stitches 23 and 35 for the arm holes. Do we count in from the right or left or is this on both sides?
    Reply
    • Heart Hook Home says

      July 22, 2019 at 11:09 am

      Hi Stephanie! You will count in from both sides to mark your armholes.
      Reply
  9. Lori Evans says

    July 16, 2019 at 4:38 pm

    Hi Ashley, My step daughter wants me to make this sweater but use the mini bean stitch. Also long sleeves. The mini bean looks wider than the hhdc so should I go by measurements instead of stitch count?
    Reply
    • Heart Hook Home says

      July 18, 2019 at 8:33 am

      Hi Lori! I would work up a gauge swatch and go from there...but going by measurements might be your best bet. Hope this helps!
      Reply
      • Lori Evans says

        July 18, 2019 at 9:07 am

        Thanks Ashley! I will make lots of notes and photos and let you know how it works out.
        Reply
  10. Irene E. Medellin says

    July 16, 2019 at 2:37 pm

    What is the F on the FHDC? It confused me. Thank you.
    Reply
    • Irene E. Medellin says

      July 16, 2019 at 2:55 pm

      Okay, I figured it out. It's a foundation hdc. I paid close attention to the pattern & it gives the foundation chain option.
      Reply
    • Heart Hook Home says

      July 18, 2019 at 8:23 am

      Hello Irene! It stands for Foundation half double crochet. It is an alternative method to chaining a length and crocheting back across the chain. I have a tutorial which can be found here: https://hearthookhome.com/crochet-foundation-half-double-crochet/
      Reply
  11. susie says

    July 11, 2019 at 1:14 pm

    The yarn holder on the wall in this pattern is LOVELY!!! what does it look like w/o the yarn on it?? Got any suggestions for yarn holders??
    Reply
    • Heart Hook Home says

      July 15, 2019 at 7:48 am

      Hi Susie! It is just a large pegboard! I have a DIY on how I did it here: https://hearthookhome.com/inexpensive-and-easy-yarn-organization-wall/
      Reply
  12. Mary Norman says

    May 29, 2019 at 5:21 am

    Ashlea, Can the sleeves be made longer without making a mess of things? This will be my first attempt at a sweater, happy there is a video, video's are my friend! Thank you!!!
    Reply
    • Heart Hook Home says

      June 1, 2019 at 10:56 am

      Hi Mary! Yes, after your decrease rounds you can continue crocheting rounds without the decreases until your desired length. Hope this helps!
      Reply
      • Mary Norman says

        June 2, 2019 at 3:03 pm

        Thank you!!!
        Reply
  13. Nicole Taylor says

    February 5, 2019 at 1:30 pm

    I made the plus size housecoat. This was the first time in 22 years of crochet, that i was able to follow a pattern. I have M.S. and Lupus and my focus and comprehension are sometimes off. This pattern was was to follow and it is THE perfect sweater! Thank you so much for posting! May be forever blessed !
    Reply
    • Heart Hook Home says

      February 12, 2019 at 1:15 pm

      Hi Nicole! I am so happy you love the pattern!
      Reply
    • Elizabeth Feltmate says

      May 20, 2019 at 10:34 am

      I love this pattern. Could it be done in Tunisian?
      Reply
  14. Katy Williams says

    January 20, 2019 at 4:23 pm

    I found a chunky/bulky 5 weight yarn that I really like. Do you have any idea how many yards I might need for the one size? Thanks for your thoughts!
    Reply
    • Heart Hook Home says

      January 22, 2019 at 10:37 am

      Hi Katy! I would guess in the range of 1250-1500 yds...I have a chunky housecoat pattern that uses approximately 1000 yds ofsuper bulky/6 yarn ...that pattern can be found here for reference: https://hearthookhome.com/chunky-housecoat-free-crochet-pattern/
      Reply
  15. Peggy says

    January 12, 2019 at 10:58 am

    Really enjoyed making this once I got the hang of doing the HHDC. The video was helpful too. I made the one size and it was very roomy. I’ve also made the toddler size but made it shorter so that it was more of a sweater. Plan on making more for gifts
    Reply
    • Heart Hook Home says

      January 14, 2019 at 11:29 am

      Hi Peggy! I am so happy you are enjoying the pattern!
      Reply
  16. Erika says

    December 7, 2018 at 7:21 am

    Would everything still be the same if I wanted to use hdc stitches instead?
    Reply
    • Heart Hook Home says

      December 8, 2018 at 8:56 am

      Hi Erika! Yes, you can substitute hdc for this pattern.
      Reply
  17. Becky Banks says

    December 3, 2018 at 12:56 am

    Is there a video tutorial for this pattern.
    Reply
    • Ashlea says

      December 3, 2018 at 8:16 am

      Hi Becky, yes there is! You can find it here: https://hearthookhome.com/infant-size-housecoat-free-crochet-pattern/
      Reply
  18. E. Nixon says

    October 25, 2018 at 9:14 am

    Thank you for this amazing pattern. Genius. I love my robe and have made several in various sizes. You're a great teacher/ instructor!!! I'm a fan. Thank you.
    Reply
    • Heart Hook Home says

      November 2, 2018 at 10:07 am

      Awww, thank you! I am so glad you have been enjoying the pattern!
      Reply
  19. Andrea says

    September 22, 2018 at 7:32 pm

    Wanting to make this and was wondering if using Caron Simply Soft would the finished garment be too heavy? What yarn would you suggest? Thanks for your reply, Andrea.
    Reply
    • Heart Hook Home says

      September 30, 2018 at 4:54 pm

      Hi Andrea! Caron Simply Soft would work great for this pattern. Or any other worsted/aran/4 weight yarn. Hope this helps!
      Reply
  20. VERNICIA SAUNDERS says

    June 18, 2018 at 7:56 am

    I had posted a msg about hoe to add a hood. I see you've updated the pattern but I still would love to know how/if I can add a hood.
    Reply
    • Heart Hook Home says

      June 18, 2018 at 10:47 am

      Hi Vernicia! As the pattern is written, a hood would not work well. With that being said, you could add a couple of inches to each side (front panels) to create a lapel then you could use the hood instructions from the painted canyon cardigan. Hope that makes sense!
      Reply
  21. Donna says

    May 10, 2018 at 1:42 pm

    How could I do this with mandala yarn?
    Reply
    • Heart Hook Home says

      May 11, 2018 at 9:41 am

      Hi Donna! You will want to go down a hook size and up a pattern size.
      Reply
  22. Brandy says

    April 16, 2018 at 2:31 pm

    I have a question about the pockets. The pattern just says "sew to housecoat using a yarn needle". I really suck at sewing things with yarn, which is why I really appreciated your video on how to do the mattress stitch. Should I use that same stitch for the pockets? Help! :)
    Reply
    • Heart Hook Home says

      April 17, 2018 at 9:07 am

      Hi Brandy! I have a companion video for the housecoat here: http://hearthookhome.com/crochet-housecoat-free-pattern/ At about the 1:07:00 minute mark is where I show how I sew the pocket on. Hope that helps!
      Reply
  23. Pam says

    March 22, 2018 at 6:07 pm

    I absolutely love this pattern and am going to see if I have the perfect yarn in my stash to start! This is perfect and what a great gift to make for a special friend. Thank you. Bet my grand daughters are going to try and jack it from me.
    Reply
  24. Ady says

    February 26, 2018 at 7:28 am

    I love the idea of a roomy cozy cardigan but I am really struggling with the HHDC stitch. I struggle getting the first loop’s pull-through and it is so frustrating. I cannot think how long it will take me to make this at the rate I am going! Do you think it might be OK for me to just use HDC throughout?
    Reply
  25. mary ann says

    February 16, 2018 at 12:30 pm

    Hi I was wondering where I can find the pattern in a larger size maybe an extra large. Thank you
    Reply
  26. Heather says

    February 3, 2018 at 11:46 pm

    I'm a 2x will the large fit or be too big it says 3xthru5x just wonderimg I'm making it now in caron simply soft yarn and size 6 hook thanks for any help
    Reply
  27. Terri says

    January 31, 2018 at 12:00 pm

    I love this where do I find the plus size pattern.
    Reply
  28. Joey C says

    January 30, 2018 at 12:27 pm

    Duh! Ignore that last message - the pattern says it is 36 inches long - I'm starting this tonight! Yay!
    Reply
  29. Joey C says

    January 30, 2018 at 12:23 pm

    Thank you for this lovely pattern. I have my yarn ready. Can you tell me how long the One Size is? I am under 5 foot tall . Or perhaps how tall is the lady that is modeling it? I can't wait to start and your video for the HHDC makes it seem easy enough for me. Thanks
    Reply
  30. Linda says

    January 26, 2018 at 7:46 am

    The picture shows one piece with two armholes, not three panels. And I don't see side seams in the picture. Help, I would really like to make this.
    Reply
    • Karen Jeffery says

      January 26, 2018 at 1:37 pm

      Hi Linda. The shaping of the arms is started on row 63. Therefore, before that it is all one piece. Hope this helps x
      Reply
  31. TraceyM says

    January 23, 2018 at 8:16 pm

    Hi! I can’t wait for the adult small size to come out. This is gorgeous! I have my yarn. I’m waiting. Thank you for everything you do Ash! You are truly brilliant!!!!
    Reply
  32. Connie Graybill says

    January 23, 2018 at 7:59 pm

    You are AWESOME! And thinking of us big girls is such a blessing! I am going to learn the stitch and start working on mine. I am 5x so I am very grateful for your thoughtfulness. Keep doing what you do. You make me smile.
    Reply
  33. Karen Capps says

    January 23, 2018 at 4:07 pm

    I love this so far, but I was wondering if I wanted to change up the color how would you suggest it? I am fairly new to crocheting. Probably a stupid question but have to ask. I was thinking of using 4 different colors, fall colors to be exact. Thank you in advance.
    Reply
    • Joanne says

      January 24, 2018 at 12:16 pm

      I read ur comment about colors. I do a lot of crocheting and I think any color would be great in this sweater. I just finished a dark gray sweater similar to this and want to do a fall color one myself. Good luck.
      Reply
    • Kendra says

      March 25, 2019 at 4:40 am

      I ended up doing multiple colors on mine. :) I call it my coat of many colors. I wear it to shows all the time and get tons of compliments! My biggest recommendation is to make sure you get a pattern figured out, otherwise it'll be all haphazard like mine!
      Reply
  34. Sandy says

    January 23, 2018 at 1:32 pm

    Thank you so much for your generosity and for providing a pattern for those of us who are larger. I also like the fact that the sleeves are only 3/4 because I do a lot of crafting. The last thing I would want to do would be to drag the sleeves thru some glue or glitter. I look forward to making this. Thanks!
    Reply
  35. Penny Rials says

    January 23, 2018 at 11:54 am

    Will it update in Raverly..I bought the ad free one.
    Reply
    • Ashlea says

      January 23, 2018 at 11:55 am

      Yes, and thank you! I'm going to wait until the small size is finished, which should be very soon! That way I only have to do one update, and I will send out a notification to you when it is done. :)
      Reply
      • Patricia Souder says

        January 23, 2018 at 1:26 pm

        I am so glad you are making small pattern, I can hardly wait. :D btw,,my ggkids loved the hoodie cardigans given at Christmas!
        Reply
  36. Geraldine says

    January 23, 2018 at 10:49 am

    Thank you so much for this, perfect for me!
    Reply
  37. Darlene says

    January 23, 2018 at 10:47 am

    I just got my yarn for this pattern before it came in my e-mail...where is the pattern for the plus size?
    Reply
  38. Amy Eichenseer says

    January 23, 2018 at 10:46 am

    Love the cardigan.... I’m slightly obsessed with sweater patterns right now, so it will go into the queue of things to try. I am even more crazy fascinated by the wall of yarn that’s in your picture! Is that your craft room?!?
    Reply
  39. Jennifer says

    January 22, 2018 at 11:06 pm

    Do you have a tutorial for this beautiful coat for those of us that struggle reading patterns?
    Reply
    • Ashlea says

      January 23, 2018 at 8:58 am

      Hi Jennifer! I'm writing up a teeny one, maybe 2t, to make in a video tutorial. The concept is the same, anyway. Hope that will suffice!
      Reply
      • Metta says

        January 23, 2018 at 11:10 am

        Awesome!!! I learn better by seeing however I have impressed myself in making the messy bun hat :) Can't wait to see the video for this coat. I have started the coat and am on the 30th row. Loving this stitch, but thinking about throwing in the FPDC and the BPDC just for fun, what are your thoughts? I can't decide ;)
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  40. Meadow says

    January 22, 2018 at 6:22 pm

    Hi Mom <3 Love the coat!
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  41. Lynn says

    January 22, 2018 at 2:13 pm

    Can you use wool ease chunky yarn for this?
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  42. May Dolan says

    January 19, 2018 at 8:18 am

    Love long cardigan I'm size 10 how many stitches do I make thanks.
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  43. Janice Price says

    January 18, 2018 at 7:33 pm

    Thank You for pattern. I think this wull be exactly what I want!
    Reply
  44. Penny Rials says

    January 17, 2018 at 9:57 pm

    If I drop down a hook size would that work for someone that is very small.
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  45. Cheryl says

    January 16, 2018 at 11:54 am

    I absolutely love this pattern! I can't wait to make it. I had been searching and searching for something like this! Thank you so very much for sharing! I have pinned this to share even more!
    Reply
  46. Aimee says

    January 15, 2018 at 9:53 am

    I know $2.00 isn't much, but why is the word 'free' in the title? It isn't a free pattern.
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    • Janet Morton says

      January 15, 2018 at 5:30 pm

      The pattern is there lower down for free. The only time you pay is for an adfree printed pattern as far as I can see.
      Reply
    • Megan says

      January 16, 2018 at 7:51 pm

      Yes, it's a free pattern! Maybe you didn't scroll down far enough? It's all written out, row by row.
      Reply
  47. Lany says

    January 15, 2018 at 12:37 am

    This sweater looks fantastic!! I wish I could crochet,.. I would definitely give it a try.
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  48. Delia says

    January 10, 2018 at 4:39 pm

    Hi i live in the uk could you please tell me how many grams I will need to make for your latest cardigan thank you so so much from Delia in Leeds in West Yorkshire in the uk
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